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Let me answer your question with another question. Why the hell do you even care?

I mean, I don't personally care one way or the other. What I care about is how the sentences and paragraphs flow into one another using story structure rather than sentence structure. I get why some would enjoy one or the other more though. Justified makes things look orderly and thought out...

Does it taste good? If yes: I don't give two craps. It's going in my stomach. If no: Get that shit out of my face.

Well maybe read the manga and you'll figure out why it got so popular in the first place. It's hard to describe exactly what makes it work. The best I can say is that it's an incredibly good manga that utilizes both comedic and serious moments incredibly well. The characters are all memorable...

The opening is pretty catchy and has a lot of movie references, like Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and as someone that's read the manga, the meme potential is endless. Especially with Power and Denji's relationship. They're pretty much the best chaotic duo one could ask for.

I knew I was forgetting one.

Yeah. I know. I don't take everything one hundred percent seriously. It's the internet, why take anything seriously. Unless someone wants to actually open up a debate, I take what people say with a grain of stupidity. And yeah, I know Chainsaw Man isn't doing exactly what AoT did. I've read the...

Attack on Titan syndrome. What happens when an anime gets announced, get an astronomically huge amount of hype, then it comes out and people praise it relentlessly, only for a year to pass and people start calling it "mid" to piss off fans of the show, and fans of the show respond by calling the...

carrot

I'mma just say this now. Give a man a gun, and the gun will be used. Give the man a gun, then a joint, and the gun will one-hundred percent be used in the most inappropriate fashion possible.

Just from the directing and animation alone you can tell that Mappa put a lot of love into the story of one of the best modern manga publishing right now. Something I'm surprised about is how they only adapted the first chapter into episode 1. Usually anime episodes will adapt at least two...

It's called what happens when people want to act all superior to something they don't like. If someone doesn't like something, then they're more inclined to go out of their way to make overall worthless nitpicks that mean nothing except the fact they can complain some more about something they...

This is apparently what a normal person looks like: I don't know if that's supposed to be a tongue or his bottom lip.

Holy shit, mine's there too. And it has a better cover and ironically enough, it actually looks like one of the characters I'll introduce in like 100 chapters from now. How does that even happen?

"It works like this." Gryphon said, typing the answer to a question. "Get the fuck in here," his mother called for him with a belt in her hand. She waited patiently for the scared little boy to come out. He opened the door, and she handed the belt to him with a proud smile. "Beat the shit out...

Bought the first three volumes of Attack on Titan at a Walmart. $15 bucks. What a steal for one of the best stories I've watched/read.

I don't regret anything I wrote. Not because everything I wrote was good or anything, and I do cringe heavily at some stuff, but its the fact I cringe that I know I grew from back then. So, no, because if I didn't write cringe, I wouldn't be able to write non-cringe.

Yeah, I'm sure you're right. Back when I was writing the first few chapters, I tried writing first person so I can get experience in it, and plus in my eyes, first person writing usually creates a more relaxed feeling in people. It's not common, and whenever it's seen, its usually in stories...

True. Back when I wrote on RR, the thing I was writing wasn't the best. I had a story in mind, but at the time I didn't have the talent to write it. The same case can be said for my current story also, but as I kept on writing it, the better I got, and though I still have trouble on tense, I can...